Honeywell Home Intrusion 997 360-degree Ceiling Pir Detector

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 997 is a 360-degree passive infrared (PIR) motion detector designed for indoor ceiling-mount installation. It provides full-perimeter coverage from a single mounting point, detecting motion across the entire horizontal plane below the sensor. The 997 is built for indoor security applications where wide-area detection is required without the blind spots common to wall-mount or corner-mount detectors. Licensed alarm installation technicians and security integrators are the primary installers of this device, typically as part of a hardwired or hybrid intrusion detection system.

The 997 is suited for residential and light commercial indoor environments where overhead mounting is preferred or required. Ceiling installation centralizes the detection zone, making it well-suited for open floor plans, rooms with multiple entry points, or spaces where wall-mount placement is impractical. It is categorized as an indoor ceiling-mount PIR sensor and is sold as an individual unit.

Key Features

• 360-degree passive infrared detection from a single ceiling-mount point
• Full-perimeter horizontal coverage eliminates common wall-mount blind spots
• Designed for indoor environments including residential and light commercial spaces
• Ceiling-mount form factor centralizes detection zone in open or multi-entry rooms
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style ceiling-mount PIR sensor compatible with standard indoor intrusion detection systems that accept passive infrared motion detector inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage technician in accordance with local codes and the manufacturer's wiring guidelines. Power down the control panel or disconnect the zone before wiring the detector. Mount securely to a ceiling surface capable of supporting the device and ensure the detection field is not obstructed by HVAC diffusers, ceiling fans, or structural elements that could cause false triggers or coverage gaps.